The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 19

Minoso's Home Run Triggers White Sox CHICAGO (A Minnie Minoso's two-run homer in the seventh gave 35-year-oid Jim Wilson his sixth decision and the first-place Chicago White Sox a 3-2 triumph over the Boston Red Sox for a three-game sweep Thursday. It was fourth straight victory. The Pale Hose, who now have 20 of their last 25 games, trailed 2-1 from the third inning until third home run, of the season hung the defeat on able Dave SLsler, Vernon Homers Wilson, now 6-2, had no trouble after Red Sox first sacker Mickey Vernon his a bases-empty homer In the secwid and doubled across Jim Piersall, who also doubled, in the third. decisive clout in the was the 10th and final hit off Sisler, who suffered his third against four victories. Sammy Esposito, filling in for Injured Luis Aparicio at singled to open the White Sox seventh and came in wi I homer with one out.

Aparicio pulled a leg muscle running frwn first to second in the first inning. Ted Williams, league-, leading batter, went hitless in three official trips, dropping his mark to .39.3. No. 2 homer of the sea- i into the right field stands gave the Red Sox a 1-0 lead in the sec- i ond inning. Clutch Hurling Boston made it 2-0 in the top of the third 00 Jim double two-bagger after Williams was intentionally walked with two out.

With mnners on' third and second, Wilson got out ot further trouble by striking out Jackie Jenseh. i The Whiie Sox needed three sin- off Sisler in the third to knock across their first run, Bubba Phillips led off with a single to deep sliort, Esposito moved Phillips to second with a single to center. Nellie Fox slashed a single to left, scoring Phillips and setting a new high for consecutive game hitting this season at 11. WilsOTi eased out of a bases- loaded situation in the third by getting Gene Mauch ot an inning- ending fly to left. BOSTON CHICAGO aS a ab A a 4 1 2 0 Aparicio at 0 0 0 0 4 0 4 1 aEspoaito sa 3 2 0 2 3 0 2 0 Fox' 2b 4 2 7 0 Minoso If 4 0 0 0 4 12 4 Pbilley rf 4 3 12 Dropo lb 3 0 6 1 Rivera Ib-rt 1 0 0 0 Landis cf 3 0 0 2 Phillips 3b 1 0 0 0 Wilson 4 2 4 1 4 15 0 4 16 0 4 2 0 0 0 0 10 3 13 0 4 0 5 0 3 13 0 4 0 0 1 S3 27 4 Pieraall cf Mauch 2b Willis mi If Vernon lb Jepien rf Klaust ss Maizone 3b White bCoodman Sisler cGemert Total! 35 7 24 10 Totals a-Raa for Aparicio in 1st.

b-FIied out for White in c-Fouled out for Sisler in flh. Boitoa Oil 000 Cbkacs 006 Vernon. Esposito. Minoso, Phillips. 2.

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DPWTiite and Mauch. 8, Chicago 9. BB--Si8ler 3. WUson 2. 6.

Wilson 5. 3-3, Wilson 2-2. WUson (6-2). (4-3), Runge, Hurley and Umont. Charlie Toogood Traded To Giants LOS ANGELES Toogood, a first string tackle for six years with the Los Angeles Rams, was traded 'Thurday to the New York Giants for a high dralt choice.

The Rams will make their selection from the Giants in the 1957-58 college player draft. Toogood was a football star at the Univer- i of Nebraska before joining the Rams in 1951. He was an all-Big Seven tackle on the fine Husker team of 1950 and paved the way for several long runs by All-American Bobby Reynolds. Optimisfs At Nebraska City For Opener Toogood Thp Lincoln Optimist Club American Legion baseball team, with hopes of a campaign like the 1955 season which saw the Lincoln kids reach the national champion- I ships, will open their 1957 season tonight at Nebraska iCty. Game time for the season opcn- er with the Nebraska City Opti- mists is 8 p.m.

Coach A1 Karle has nominated Lincoln Northeast pitching star Jan Wall to hurl for the Optimists. This will be the first of 24 scheduled games for Ihe Lincoln Legion team. Karle named a 16-man squad Thursday. Karle and the team were introduced at the Optimists Club noon luncheon. The squad named by Karle includes six veterans from the 1956 Welch, Jim Fox, Lyle Porter, Bob Gettman, Rich Luft and Wall.

The Optimists, composed of players from Lincoln and North- ea.st High areas, figure to have a strong pitching staff led by Welch and Wall, Welch is starting his fourth year with the Lincoln team, Welch and Fox, infield star commencing his third year in Optimi.sts spangles, see action tonight. They will be occupied by Lincoln High graduation ceremonies. Fox figures to be a fixture at shortstop. But tonight Karle will use a starting lineup of Bill Honnor, rf; Lyle Porter, 3b; Rich Robert, ss; Jan Wall, Bob Gettman, cf; Gary Lindholm, If; Rich Luft, 2b; George Mechling, and Gary Steinmiller, lb. The complete squad: Dick Welch, Jan Wall, Don Burt, Bob Gettman, George Hank Heizenrader, BiU Honnor.

Lyle Porter, Jim Fox. Rich Robert. Rich Luft, Gary Steinmiller, Gary Lindholm, Jim Munford. Jack Partington, Andy Smith. Junior High Title To Southeast Lad Jim Brumbaugh of Southeast led the pack in the Lincoln junior high school boys spring golf field day at Pioneers Park Thursday with a nine-hole score of 46.

Brumbaugh competed in the seventh-eighth grade division. Bill Wright (rf Irving won the ninth grade championship with a 47. Results: TTH-STH GRADES Brumbaugh, Sootbeait. 46; 2 (tie) Bourney, Irving and Robert Otteman, Irviag. 51; 3 Boumey.

Sootheait and Bill Mowbray, Irving. 53; 4 Stevenaon, Soutbeait: Jerry Hunt, Millard Lefler; and Frank Richard- Millard Lefler, 55; Lepkr, 6 Millard Lefler and Steve Thonoo. Irv-1 tag. 51. 9TH GR4DES Wrifht.

Irving, 47; 2 Jerry Krieger, Whittier and Ron Harrii, Millard I.efler. 51; Dermeyer. Millard Lefler, 52; Peterson. South- eatt. 56; Strain.

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